Poem February 20, 1943 Issue

Each Dawn and Dusk

ADA NIELSEN FARRIS

These words of power light our way—
Each dawn they come: There's God today.

He dwells in light and is the Light—
Beneath all depth, above all height.

Good is a tide without a strand,
The firmament His love hath planned.

Oh, live then understandingly!
Man is idea, perfect, free;

No earthly power can mar a thought,
Or pattern pure, which God has wrought.

Soar high above the fogs of fear:
Thy God is presence, ever near.

These words of power light our day—
Each dawn and dusk: There's God alway.

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